Description
SONOPULS HD 5050 ultrasonic homogeniser is intended for working volumes from 0,5 to 20 ml at a maximum ultrasonic rated power of 50 W. The system combines the GM 5050 ultrasonic generator, the UW 5050 ultrasonic transducer and the TS 102 sonotrode with a 2 mm diameter for the 0,5–20 ml range, together with a mounting tool for the sonotrodes. Amplitude can be set from 10 to 100 % with actual-value display; pulsing, an integrated timer and remote operation support flexible process control. AMPLICHRON® circuitry keeps the amplitude constant even when load conditions change, which is important for reproducible sample treatment. Typical uses include disruption of cells, bacteria, viruses and tissue, preparation of fine emulsions, homogenisation of substances, degassing of liquids, sample preparation for particle-size analysis and acceleration of chemical reactions. Supplied as a complete package from manufacturer Bandelin, this compact ultrasonic homogeniser suits routine laboratory disintegration, emulsification and sample-prep tasks where controlled ultrasonic energy and a small sonotrode diameter are required.
This article is part of Homogenisers & dispersers, in Stirring, shaking & mixing.
Key features
- Pack size: 1 pkg
- Product type: Ultrasonic homogeniser
- Rated power: 50 W
- Sonotrode diameter: 2 mm
- Working volume: 0,5–20 ml
- Amplitude control: 10–100 % with actual-value display
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